Which of the following represents an empirical relationship between Median, Mode and Mean?

3 Mode= Median + 2 Mean

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Mode =3 Median - 2 Mean

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3 Mean= Median + 2 Mode

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The correct option is B
Mode =3 Median - 2 Mean

The empirical relationship between Median, Mode and Mean is Mode = 3 Median - 2 Mean

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The relation between mean,mode and median is

(a) $m o d e = (3 \times m e a n) - (2 \times m e d i a n)$

(b) $m o d e = (3 \times m e d i a n) - (2 \times m e a n)$

(d) $m e a n = (3 \times m e d i a n) - (2 \times m o d e)$

Which of the following represents an empirical relationship between Median, Mode and Mean?

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